Accidentally Pregnant By My Alpha Best friends (Madeline) novel Chapter 544

Kaylee:

Graham's attitude had completely changed. In fact, he was not even treating me like a human anymore.

He spoke to me as if he was fed up with me, as if he was not just upset with me, but hated me. That thought was eating me alive from the inside.

I kept remembering the Graham who used to hover around me during my pregnancy, who had started loving me so much that he rejected Madeline, that he even refused to give his daughter his name.

My heart ached every time I thought about where that Graham had gone, the one for whom I had once been everything.

I already felt awful, and then he spoke to me so harshly in front of my father. Tears had filled my eyes, but my troubles were still not over.

The biggest shock came when Graham suddenly said that he would go and speak to the doctor himself about Penny. At that, my heart began to pound so hard that I could hear it in my ears.

I was terrified that if Penny woke up, she would tell everyone that I was responsible for what had happened to her.

I mean, before this, I used to think Graham would never believe her. That was when I was carrying his child.

Now he already hated me. He would use this as an excuse to get rid of me, and Lord Eldon would be furious too and punish me for it.

My head felt like it would burst from the tension. Graham did not even let me go with him. I went and stood beside my father, and tears streamed from my eyes.

"You need to calm down. Everything will be fine," my father said to me, gently touching my back.

He knew everything. I had told him what I had done, how I had pushed Penny down the stairs in anger.

"She will tell him everything," I whispered to him.

Thankfully, Lord Eldon was not in the right state of mind to even try to figure out what was going on. But that meant nothing. Graham was the real problem.

"You still have not been able to make amends with him?" my father asked me, shaking his head.

My heart crumbled at my father's words, and my eyes filled with tears.

"I'm not trying to shame you for what happened. I'm just saying that in matters like these, you're supposed to make amends quickly before your husband completely changes his stance and brings in a replacement," my father tried to make me understand.

"Do you really think..." I began, then stopped. "I don't know all that," I said to my father, tears running down my cheeks.

If only he knew how much I had tried to win Graham back.

Graham tilted his head and narrowed his eyes, still watching me. The look in his eyes sent goosebumps over my skin.

"The doctor said she's in critical condition for now," he responded, delivering the good news, but his eyes never left me.

"Do you think she will wake up?" my father questioned, helping me because he knew I wanted to know those things, but I would never be able to ask.

"Who knows," Graham responded with a shrug, raising an eyebrow and then tilting his head toward me. "How do you feel about it?"

And then he asked me directly, making my spine go rigid.

"I feel bad for her," I replied as quickly as I could.

Graham looked at me for a few seconds before he started to chuckle and shake his head.

At that moment, I just knew something was not right, but what could it be?

There was no way the doctor had told him that she was pushed down the stairs. There was no proof of it.